Preparing for the History EGE with AI
We cover all the exam tasks: from dates and events to working with sources, maps, and historical essays. We explain the topics in a way that they really stick in your head.
Free introductory lesson and introduction to the school
This course is for you
the child, if
Confuses about dates and events
He learns the dates by heart, but quickly forgets them and gets confused about the sequence of events — and loses points on the tasks in the first part.
Doesn't know how to write a historical essay
Tasks with a source, a map, and a historical essay seem incomprehensible—there is no structure to the answer and no understanding of the evaluation criteria.
He solves little and does not understand his mistakes
There is hardly any training between lessons, and when he decides on options, he doesn't always understand where he went wrong and what to repeat. The AI assistant helps here.
1 Free Assessment
20-minute meeting with a tutor: the child solves tasks in the format of the State Examination, we identify the strengths and weaknesses of the topics and explain how the preparation will be organized.
3 Lessons and AI Assistant
Online lessons twice a week for 40 minutes in a mini-group. We cover each exam task: periods and events, working with sources and maps, typical traps, and the structure of a well-structured answer.
An AI assistant is involved in the lessons with the student: it provides tasks in the format of the EGE exam, instantly checks the answers, explains errors, and answers questions about history at any time — 24/7.
5 Care for family and fair rules
Convenient platform with homework and a personal tutor. Flexible schedule to suit your time zone (Time Zone). Paid lessons are easy to take and never expire.
2 Matching a mini-group
We select groups of up to 8 people based on their level of preparation and target score. The students help each other correct their mistakes and learn from common examples.
4 Trial exams and reports
Every 3 weeks, the child writes a trial version under conditions that are close to the exam. The AI assistant and teacher review the work, and you receive a report: which tasks were completed, where points are lost, and what needs to be repeated.
What you will get
The student's path
From diagnosis to the exam
Free Assessment
We solve tasks in the format of the EGE exam, determine the starting level and target score.
Training plan
We make a plan by the day of the exam: which periods and tasks should be worked on first.
Lessons, practice, and an AI assistant
Classes are held in groups of up to 8 people or individually. Between lessons, the AI assistant coaches, instantly checks answers, and explains errors.
Trial exams
We write the options in their entirety, learn to allocate time, and approach the exam calmly.
Program Structure
The course is divided into thematic modules that repeat throughout the cycle. A student can join the group at any time, complete the missing topics in the next cycle, and study at their own pace.
From the formation of the Ancient Rus state to the unification of the lands around Moscow: princes, reforms, culture, and key events. We examine the dates, individuals, and causal relationships, and learn how to work with maps from this period.
Ivan the Terrible, the Muscovite period, the first Romanovs, Peter I's reforms, the era of palace coups and the rule of Catherine II. We work on tasks related to chronology, source work, and historical processes.
Great reforms, social movements, industrial growth, the revolutions of 1905 and 1917. We examine reforms and their consequences, the figures of the era, and the typical pitfalls of tasks.
The USSR, the Great Patriotic War, post-war development, perestroika, and modern Russia. The most extensive period—we cover the dates, maps of military operations, and key documents.
We are working on high-level tasks: analyzing a historical source, argumentation, working with a map, and writing a historical essay according to the FIPI criteria. Each assignment is reviewed by a teacher, and between classes, an AI assistant helps us with the training. In the meantime, we are writing full versions in advance.
Without haste, we go through the period from the Ancient Rus state to fragmentation and the Mongol invasion. We remember the dates and the individuals through the logic of events and construct a chronology on which the entire course is based.
The unification of the lands around Moscow, Ivan the Terrible, the Muscovite Revolt, and the first Romanovs. We examine the reforms, the causes, and the consequences of the events through specific examples.
18th–19th centuries: reforms of Peter I, the era of Catherine II, the Great Reforms of Alexander II. We form a system of knowledge about the imperial period.
We learn to read historical documents and maps, identify periods by their characteristics, and find errors in reasoning. This is the foundation for high-level tasks.
We get acquainted with the structure of the second part: argumentation, analysis of the source, historical composition. We write the first papers and receive detailed feedback. In 11th grade, the student moves to the year-long course with a ready-made base.
The student chooses the full version in the format of the EGE exam. Based on the results, we compile a list of periods and tasks that will earn the most points for the remaining time.
Quick recap of the entire timeline: key dates, personalities, and events from all periods. Memory techniques and daily practice with an AI assistant.
The most «expensive» period: the USSR, wars and reforms. We practice tasks with maps, illustrations and statistics.
A clear outline of the extended responses: analysis of the source, argumentation, and historical composition based on the relevant criteria of the FIPI. Regular checking of the work by the teacher.
Full explanations of the time limits, an analysis of each error, and exam tactics: the order in which to complete the tasks and how to allocate time between the sections.
How is the program organized?
- The groups are organized by class and level of preparation: from those who need to fill in their gaps in school to those aiming for a high score.
- The modules go in a circle. After a while, the teacher returns to the material covered earlier, so the material is consolidated, and the student who arrived later covers the topics that were missed in the next cycle.
- The content of the modules is verified against the relevant documents of the FIP: the demo version, the codification, and the specifications. If the exam format changes, we update the program.
Why It Works
- You can start the preparation at any time, without waiting for the start of a new stream.
- The student's lessons are supported by an AI assistant: it trains, instantly checks answers, and explains errors—available 24/7.
- The individual plan: the trials show which periods give the student the most points, and we focus on those.
- At your own pace: if the topic takes longer, the student will cover it in the next cycle. If everything is clear — move on.
- Missing classes due to illness or travel does not knock you out of training: the missed topics can easily be made up in the next cycle.
Choose the period for preparation for the history EGE
The sooner you start, the calmer the preparation will be. Start with free classes, and then choose a time period that fits your exam schedule. No hidden fees.
2 free sessions to get to know the teacher and to understand whether the format is suitable for the student.
- Entrance exam format in the form of the EGE
- An analysis of the strengths and weaknesses of the topics
- Lessons in a mini-group and an AI assistant for training
For those who start preparing just before the exam and want to quickly fill in the main gaps.
- Repetition of the entire chronology and key periods
- The structure of the extended responses and the historical essay
- Final prototypes for a while
There is enough time to go through all the stages without rushing and to work on the second part.
- All program modules and AI assistant 24/7
- Regular verification of deployed responses
- Trial exams and reports for parents
Systematic preparation for the entire school year: from repeating the basics to confidently solving the full version.
- Individual training plan
- All modules with cycle repetition and AI assistant 24/7
- Tests every 3 weeks
- Dedicated support manager
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Frequently Asked Questions
Start with a free diagnosis — then choose a training period that fits your exam schedule.
Which class is best for starting preparation for the EGE?
It’s safest to start in the 10th grade: in two years you can make up for lost time and work through all the subjects without haste. In the 11th grade, a year-long course is a good choice. If there are a few months left until the exam, choose an intensive course—it focuses on the topics that will yield the most points.
How do you determine the level of training?
Before starting classes, the student takes a free diagnostic assessment with a methodologist: they complete tasks in the format of the EGE exam. Based on the results, we identify strong and weak areas, select a group, and create a training plan.
How long is one class and how often are lessons held?
Classes are held online twice a week for 40 minutes in a mini-group. Between lessons, the student trains with an AI assistant on exam-style tasks.
How does the AI assistant work?
Between classes, the student works with an AI assistant: it provides exam-style tasks, instantly checks answers, explains errors, and answers questions about history at any time—24/7. This way, the student trains more often and more quickly to fill in gaps, while remaining with the teacher during lessons for more complex topics.
Is it possible to start preparation not from the beginning of the school year?
Yes. The modules of the program repeat in a cycle, so you can join at any time; the missed topics will be covered in the next cycle.
Are you checking the completed answers and the historical essay?
Yes. The instructor reviews each part of the second draft—the detailed answers, the argumentation, and the historical essay—using the FIPI’s current criteria, and provides comments: what worked, where the points are lost, and how to fix it.
How to know that the preparations are going according to plan?
Every 3 weeks, the student takes a mock exam in the format of the EGE. After each mock exam, parents receive a report: which tasks were completed, where points were lost, and what needs to be reviewed.
What should I do if a student misses a class?
The lesson can be rescheduled or completed; the paid lessons are not «lost». The student will also be able to complete the missed topic in the next cycle of the program.
Are there any free classes?
Yes, the first 2 sessions are free. The student will get acquainted with the teacher and the lesson format, and you will decide if the course is right for you.
What is included in the tuition?
Lessons in a mini-group twice a week, access to an AI assistant 24/7, homework and second-part assignments checked, mock exams with reports, training materials on the platform, support from a mentor, and the option to freeze the course if necessary.
What are the technical requirements for online classes?
You need a device with internet access (computer or tablet) and Zoom installed. All training materials and AI assistant are available directly on the platform.
